A lock-photo blob was overwritten with an empty file; soft delete did not help because the blob still exists. Which feature restores the previous content?
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Short Explanation
Soft delete saves you from the trash can; versioning saves you from the bad overwrite. Turn on blob versioning and pull the earlier take of that lock photo.
Full Explanation
Blob versioning retains previous versions when a blob is overwritten or otherwise modified, enabling restore of earlier content while the current blob object still exists. Soft delete primarily protects against deletion, not in-place overwrite. SQL point-in-time restore is unrelated to Azure Blob Storage. Legal holds and time-based immutability constrain changes; they do not by themselves reconstruct a prior version like versioning does.